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Manticore M9 Coil Demo - Have your Favorites Key Locked and Loaded
- Thread starter squirrel1
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Odanscoils
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I'm surprised the metal in that cage isn't having some effect.
Doors is only thing with much metal. I am away from it.
Odanscoils
Well-known member
Yes but I've found with most any quality detector.
Any metal within 3 ft can mess with them.
Especially testing.
I'm just suggesting you move outside over dirt.
Especially away from any home which has sooo much interference.
Not knocking your test.
Just my too many years of running Hot machines.
I posted this video for a few reasons. Multi frequency detectors are getting more and more popular. And cheaper too. Some folks reading about them may think all their problems are solved as far as detecting or they think the multi freq will out smart any single frequency detector. Which we both know is incorrect. The lower ferrous limit on Manticore is called what it is. Does the user’s manual make any reference to a high and lower conductor near one another could cause what is shown in video? And the frequency or frequency weighting used in a multi freq frequency detector can yield somewhat different results ID wise over such what was shown in video. Different folks using Manticore could be running the detector similar. And not much talk is generated with single frequency use. An AT Pro would have lit that scenario up with high ID. That particular scenario could also be created basically over night too. Or in just a few days. Some folks could have hunted such place where this didn’t exist just a couple weeks. And then the situation was created somehow. Some folks don’t dig clad. Meaning the quarter could have been swept shallow before the gold ring materialized and was passed on. With the quarter giving a blaring tone with shallow indicated by depth meter. Maybe the person who swept was looking for older coins or was hunting for rings. The ID in meter using AT General may have actually been too high for Manticore and solo gold ring. So what is left in sites can indeed have some thing wrong with them. And if not for the lower ferrous limits showing up in screen when sweeping with AT General there really is no clue at what situation exist. Anyone watching any of my videos should never take them for gospel. Instead they themselves can try to duplicate themselves for better understanding. I usually put up stuff I feel will help folks. Quite a few folks have moved up with their detector models and indeed may have the Manticore. Lots of times when a model has been released for a longer period lot of use snd tips videos stop being produced. Hence what videos done in the past are buried on YouTubers Channel directories. An internet search done may or may not retrieve (say) this video I would have done 2 years ago. The title of the video could be a huge driver too as far as search results. There are nice finds out there. And not all are deep. Likely more than we realize. They just exist in situations where normal logical settings won’t alert user too possibly.
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